Very informative gym. Learned lots of new tricks, techniques and forms that’re very practical in the real world. Highly recommend

It's me! The one, and only student who is ACTUALLY putting in a FIVE STAR review of Premier Martial Arts! Well...I don't know-but enjoy reading! ('0') I started in January 2023. With of course my freaking introverted, stern, but sweet looking older brother Tatu-uh I-I mean. Let's not put in our names here people! Anyways, I have lost weight, volunteered, my ego got burned to the ground so hard it was instantaneous. I realized not to try to be like my brother to get attention. My favorites are kickboxing, and wrestling. (My kicks hurt!) Premier Martial Arts made me see my true colorful self. Made me a better person, instead of being like everyone else. I made friends, and lost friends. Which made me stronger mentally and physically. It made me disciplined, it made me get into skateboarding, well the reason why I started skateboarding was because to get outside more. And I already did roller skating, so I had my eyes on it to the point my board is broken! I learned that I don't need to be like my cheerful brother at all. Even though he was more on the popular side, and had many teens his age talk to him. And even though I felt like his shadow. I DON'T FEEL LIKE THAT ANYMORE! Looking back at what I had. My big, resentful, fastidious, and envious ego didn't see what I actually did have until now. And until my brother and I took time off. (Which is right now, but we're coming back, I promise!) I actually want to go back to the dojo to do my own thing. Do tournaments, not try to force friendships. Which I freaking did, but I learned my lesson. Talk to adults because every single time I talk to one now, It's easy peasy. All I do is use my characteristic charm and my sanguine voice to talk to them like I talk to my parents. Respectfully. And I feel like the adults I talk to when I go to the gas station, or anywhere. They make me feel respected and optimistic about going back to the dojo. Not to make friends, but to be useful. And yes do I care about calling myself out? No. Do I feel ashamed of how I was in the past? No. Did I learn my lesson? Yes. Did Premier Martial Arts make me grow up? Yes. Are the coaches legit? Yes. Is it worth putting your ungrateful kid in the curriculum? Yes. (Therefore, the staff are not the babysitters, alright? IT'S MMA NOT THE DAYCARE FOR YOUR BAD CHILDREN OR CHILD). Can you do weapons too? Of course it's MMA. Can you join as an adult? Yes of course! Can you lose weight? Heck yeah! You gotta do about 50 or 100 sit ups or push ups! I'm not joking! it's brutal! Do you have to put in the work? Yes you lazy oaf-I mean yes! Of course! Just don't try to obviously skip the drills nor be impertinent to anyone. It's not worth it, I mean one guy had to do a bunch of workouts when the rest of the students did class. Or you'll get checked by a coach. Ha! yeah go ahead and try. If you have made it this far, by reading a 13 year old's long freaking paragraphs and roasting her past self. Great job! Hope this review helps. And Premier Martial Arts made me persevering through my hard times. 🙂

Great instructors, family feel, very happy with the program.